More than 120 real estate exhibitors from 40 countries including the US, UK, India, Turkey and Cyprus will be showcasing their innovative products over a three-day period at the 19th edition of International Property Show (IPS 2023) in Dubai.  

 

One of the largest property platforms in the Middle East for local and global markets, IPS 2023 kicks off on February 12 drawing some of the most high-profile investors and real estate companies from across the globe who will exchange knowledge and experiences and build new strategic partnerships.

 

To be held under the patronage of Dubai Land Department (DLD), it features a package of programmes and activities and will also witness the signing of MoUs with many local and global entities to boost cooperation efforts, the exchange of experiences, and the organisation of meetings to continuously uplift the real estate sector.

 

DLD said it aims to leverage the IPS 2023 as an ideal platform that makes it possible for the government and private organisations in the real estate field to showcase their services and achievements in designing and managing distinctive and sustainable property projects.

 

It is participating in the show with a platform that organises an integrated package of activities to exchange knowledge in an interactive environment that contributes to informing event delegates of the property market trends, investment strategies, and the latest developments of the region’s real estate sector. 

 

Apart from the UAE, the show is anticipated to attract over 120 exhibitors from more than 40 countries, including the US, the United Kingdom, India, Turkey, Cyprus, Portugal and Pakistan, among many more countries providing incentives to interested investors, it added.

 

On the upcoming event, IPS 2023 Director Tariq Ramadan said: "Organising the 19th edition of IPS validates and reflects the ability of Dubai’s real estate market to attract foreign investments and compete with global investment destinations in the real estate sector, thereby contributing to achieving the objectives of Dubai Economic Agenda D33."

 

"This is due to the emirate’s wide range of advantages, including facilitated investment procedures and powerful legislation that protect investors. This in addition to government decrees that have been recently and successively issued by the UAE leadership to facilitate doing business, such as the country’s new residency laws,'' he added.

 

IPS 2023 will also feature three panel discussions on the event’s second day: ‘Real Estate Leaders’ Perspective on The Development Sector; Opportunities, Threats, Regulations, and Technology’; ‘Digital Transformation: Technology and the Transformation of the Property Sector’; and the third panel will discuss real estate pioneers and their views on the market outlook and buyer behaviour. 

 

Several renowned speakers will also provide their thoughtful insights in addition to a chat on “Real Estate Funds: Challenges & Horizons,’ along with a review of the investment destinations in some countries, including the US, Pakistan, the Philippines, Georgia, and Columbia.